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TT162 Lump sum car allowances - Potential NIC reclaim
A potential NIC refund could be due to you as an employer and to your employees, find out if you can potentially make a claim.March 2011
TT161 iXBRL - An Update
A joint letter from major accounting bodies requesting a delay in the mandatory implementation of iXBRL filing has been declined by the HMRC,February 2011
TT160 Business Record Checks
HMRC has announced a programme of business records checks. The programme will use existing law regarding record keeping and penalties for failure to comply with requirements.January 2011
TT159 Professional Fee Protection
HMRC is now empowered to look into the tax position of any taxpayer, regardless of whether all returns and payments have been made on time. You may have to justify your accounts, income and lifestyle and many people are shocked at the type of questions HMRC can and do ask.December 2010
TT158 Corporation tax is going electronic! Or is it?
From 1 April 2011 all corporation tax payments and the filing of corporation tax returns will have to be done electronically. At least that’s what the press releases say.November 2010
TT157 Preparing your Business for Sale
In this issue we examine the short term grooming considerations when an actual sale of the business is being planned.October 2010
TT156 Online fraud – a timely reminder
Recent announcements by HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) about errors made and refunds due have triggered an increase in the attacks by fraudsters.September 2010
TT155 Maximising the Potential of Your Business
One of the best ways to help your business reach its full potential, and maximise its value, is to run it on the basis that one day you will want to sell it.August 2010
TT154 Inheritance Tax relief for War Veterans
Any member or ex-member of the armed forces will know of the so-called ‘covenant’ that is supposed to exist between the military and the country which they serve. In exchange for the dangers and sacrifices that such people put themselves through, the country promises to look after them.August 2010
TT153 Cohabitation Agreements
In many respects, the law does not recognise cohabitation. Cohabitants’ rights are usually limited to financial claims on behalf of children and/ or claims in respect of property. A cohabitation agreement allows unmarried couples to formalise their relationship in a legally enforceable way.July 2010
